United Airlines stock falls 1.98 percent but outperforms airline competitors

8 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · Apr 29

United Airlines closed at $88.62 on Wednesday, marking its third consecutive day of losses and trading 25.66% below its January 7th 52-week high.
Despite the decline, United outperformed Southwest, Delta, and American Airlines, whose shares fell by up to 2.84% amid a weak overall market session.
Trading volume for United Airlines was 5.8 million, notably below its 50-day average, reflecting subdued investor activity as both the S&P 500 and Dow Jones indices also declined.

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